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Please help with parts number

Tom Nguyen
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Hi all, I am new and I have been lurking and read many helpful topics. Thanks for all the useful information. My car is a 2006 Cayenne S and I've used this site to learn about replacing the brake pads. The job was relatively easy with the helpful instruction that found here so thank you for that. I have a question that I hope someone can help me with.

After I installed the front brake sensors cable and noticed that the existing cable that I suppose to connects to the sensor connector to is broken. Does anyone know the part number for this so I can buy a replacement? TIA

The cable looks like a Y cable coming down from the upper shock area and one end connects to the brake sensor cable and the other end connect to another part of the brake.

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Sorry, that cable will depend on your VIN as the part changed during production - several times.

The cable harness is about $350 US MSRP but requires the VIN for ordering.

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